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NYC to Baltimore Car Service

Private chauffeured transfers between New York City and Baltimore — 190 miles via the NJ Turnpike and I-95, 3–4.5 hours door-to-door. Inner Harbor, Johns Hopkins, Camden Yards, BWI Airport, and all Baltimore metro destinations.

Vetted chauffeurs
190 miles, 3–4.5 hrs
All tolls included
Door-to-door service

NYC to Baltimore: What You Need to Know

Baltimore sits approximately 190 miles south of Manhattan along the I-95 corridor, making it one of the most accessible East Coast cities by car from NYC. The drive follows the NJ Turnpike south through New Jersey, crosses the Delaware Memorial Bridge, passes through Wilmington, Delaware, and enters Maryland for the final approach into Baltimore — passing through Elkton, Aberdeen, and the scenic Susquehanna River crossing at Havre de Grace.

True North VIP provides private chauffeured transfers for this route with pickup anywhere in the NYC metro — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Westchester, New Jersey, or Long Island — and drop-off anywhere in Baltimore: Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Federal Hill, Johns Hopkins (both the Homewood campus and the East Baltimore medical campus), Camden Yards, M&T Bank Stadium, the Convention Center, or BWI Airport. All tolls are included in the quoted fare.

The service is popular with medical travelers visiting Johns Hopkins Hospital, business professionals with meetings in Baltimore's Harbor East corridor, families attending Orioles and Ravens games, and convention attendees. Choose Executive Sedans for solo or couples, Luxury SUVs for families and small groups, or Sprinter vans for groups up to 14. Add child seats ($25 each) or a Philadelphia stop ($25) on the way.

The I-95 Corridor: NYC to Baltimore

Your transfer passes through four states. Here's what each segment looks like and where traffic builds.

Manhattan → NJ Turnpike Entry

~10 mi20–40 min

Lincoln or Holland Tunnel crossing into New Jersey, then surface roads to the NJ Turnpike. Lincoln Tunnel backs up 20+ minutes during weekday rush. Holland Tunnel is faster for Lower Manhattan pickups.

NJ Turnpike (Newark to Delaware)

~118 mi1.5–2 hrs

The longest uninterrupted stretch. Passes through the industrial corridor near Newark, then opens into central New Jersey farmland. Congestion concentrates near exits 8A–11 (New Brunswick to Woodbridge) during commute hours. The Molly Pitcher and Joyce Kilmer service plazas offer rest stops.

Delaware Memorial Bridge → Wilmington

~15 mi15–20 min

Twin suspension bridges crossing the Delaware River. Toll collected southbound only. I-95 continues through Wilmington — quick transit, minimal congestion outside rush hours.

Wilmington → Baltimore Approach

~50 mi45 min–1 hr

I-95 through northeastern Maryland: Elkton, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and the Susquehanna River crossing at Havre de Grace — one of the scenic highlights of the drive. The Maryland House service plaza sits between Havre de Grace and Baltimore.

Baltimore Tunnel/Bypass Options

~10 mi10–30 min

Three approaches: I-95 via Fort McHenry Tunnel (most direct to Inner Harbor), I-895 via Baltimore Harbor Tunnel (faster when I-95 is jammed), or I-695 Baltimore Beltway (western bypass, avoids downtown entirely). Your chauffeur selects based on real-time traffic and your specific destination.

Who Books the NYC–Baltimore Corridor

Medical Travel

Patients and families traveling to Johns Hopkins Hospital, the Kennedy Krieger Institute, or University of Maryland Medical Center. Medical travel requires a calm, private environment and reliable door-to-door service — no train transfers with mobility limitations.

Business & Corporate

Executives with meetings in Baltimore's Harbor East business district, Under Armour's headquarters at Port Covington, or corporate offices along the I-95 corridor. The 3.5-hour sedan ride provides uninterrupted work time for calls, presentations, and deal prep.

Sports & Events

Ravens games at M&T Bank Stadium, Orioles games at Camden Yards, concerts at CFG Bank Arena, and events at the Baltimore Convention Center. Groups of 4–6 in an SUV or 8–14 in a Sprinter make the trip social and cost-effective compared to individual train tickets.

University & Academic

Parents visiting students at Johns Hopkins, Loyola University Maryland, or UMBC. College move-in and move-out weekends with multiple suitcases and dorm supplies that exceed Amtrak's luggage limits. Visiting professors and conference attendees at Baltimore's research institutions.

Families & Weekend Trips

Families visiting the National Aquarium, Fort McHenry, the Maryland Science Center, or doing an Inner Harbor weekend. Traveling with kids, strollers, and luggage is simpler in a private SUV than navigating Penn Station with children. Child seats available ($25 each).

DC Corridor Travelers

Some travelers split a NYC-to-DC trip with a Baltimore stop, or use Baltimore as an overnight midpoint on a multi-day business trip down the I-95 corridor. The car stays with you for seamless city-to-city continuity.

NYC to Baltimore: How Travelers Choose

OptionDoor-to-DoorCost (Solo)LuggagePrivacy
Amtrak Acela3.5–4.5 hrs$130–250+Carry yourselfShared coach
Amtrak Northeast Regional4–5 hrs$50–100Carry yourselfShared coach
Drive Yourself3–4.5 hrsGas + tolls + parkingFull trunkMust drive
Private Car Service3–4.5 hrsQuoted fareFull trunk + cabinComplete privacy

Popular Baltimore Destinations

We drop off at the exact address — not a train station.

Inner Harbor

Baltimore's waterfront centerpiece — home to the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, and the harbor promenade. Hotels, restaurants, and convention facilities line the water.

Fells Point & Canton

Historic waterfront neighborhoods east of Inner Harbor. Cobblestone streets, restaurants, and nightlife. Popular hotel district for visitors who want walkable dining and atmosphere.

Johns Hopkins Hospital

East Baltimore medical campus — one of the top-ranked hospitals in the country. Drop-off at the main entrance on North Broadway or the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center.

Camden Yards & Stadium Area

Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium sit adjacent in south downtown. Game-day drop-off avoids the parking chaos of the stadium lots. Russell Street access is clearest pre-game.

BWI Airport

BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, ~10 miles south of downtown on the BW Parkway. Southwest Airlines hub. We drop at departures level or pick up at arrivals. The BWI Amtrak/MARC station is adjacent.

Harbor East & Federal Hill

Harbor East is Baltimore's upscale waterfront district with luxury hotels and corporate offices. Federal Hill offers panoramic harbor views and a residential neighborhood popular with young professionals.

How It Works

1

Book Your Transfer

Reserve online or by phone. Provide your NYC pickup address, Baltimore destination, passenger count, and luggage estimate. Specify any stops (Philadelphia, Wilmington) at booking.

2

Chauffeur Assigned

24 hours before pickup, you receive your chauffeur's name, phone number, and vehicle details. All vehicles are detailed and inspected before every long-distance transfer.

3

Pickup & Departure

Your chauffeur arrives at your exact address. Load luggage once, settle in, and depart. Wi-Fi, charging, and bottled water on board for the 3–4 hour drive.

4

Baltimore Drop-Off

Direct to your hotel, hospital, stadium, or BWI Airport. No Penn Station taxi line, no Light Rail transfer. One vehicle from NYC door to Baltimore door.

Policies for City-to-City Transfers

Tolls Included

All tolls included: Lincoln/Holland Tunnel, NJ Turnpike, Delaware Memorial Bridge, and Baltimore tunnel tolls. No surprise charges.

Wait Time

15 minutes complimentary at pickup. For intermediate stops, 15 minutes included per stop ($25 per stop fee).

Cancellation

24+ hours: full refund. 12-24 hours: 50% fee. 2-12 hours: 75% fee. Under 2 hours: 100% fee.

NJ Surcharge

$20 NJ surcharge applies for pickups or drop-offs in New Jersey on non-flat-fare routes.

Child Seats

$25 per seat. Infant, convertible, and booster seats available. Specify child age, weight, and height at booking.

Gratuity

Not included. Add gratuity at checkout or directly to your chauffeur.

Why Choose True North VIP

Corridor Expertise

Chauffeurs who know the NJ Turnpike, Delaware crossing, and Baltimore tunnel options. Real-time routing around I-95 congestion.

Vetted Chauffeurs

Professional, vetted chauffeurs experienced in long-distance I-95 corridor transfers. Pre-trip inspections and detailing.

Late-Model Fleet

2023–2026 vehicles with Wi-Fi, USB charging, and bottled water. Professionally detailed for a fresh cabin on a 3.5-hour trip.

24/7 Dispatch

Early departures for morning appointments at Hopkins. Late returns after Ravens games. GPS monitoring with live ETAs.

NYC to Baltimore FAQ

Book Your NYC to Baltimore Transfer

Door-to-door from NYC to Inner Harbor, Johns Hopkins, Camden Yards, BWI Airport, and all Baltimore destinations. Vetted chauffeurs, all tolls included.

All tolls included · 15-min complimentary wait · Wi-Fi & charging on board · 24/7 dispatch

Last updated: February 2026

True North VIP is a New York City-based premium chauffeur and black car service. The company provides airport transfers to JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Teterboro, and Westchester County airports, along with hourly charters, corporate ground transportation, wedding and event service, and city-to-city travel. Service covers all five NYC boroughs, Northern New Jersey, Connecticut, Westchester County, Long Island, and the Hamptons, with vetted professional chauffeurs and a fleet of executive sedans, luxury sedans, SUVs, and Sprinter vans available 24/7.

To book a ride, visit truenorthvip.com/book or call +1‑347‑321‑9929.